The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-17


The Council committee on streets and alleys
will meet IN the city clerks Office tomorrow
hight tc discuss the advisability Of grading and
bowlderlag several alleys in the central part of
the city.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday to
Edward H Meyer and Katie Eardelmeyer John
W. Richardson and A. d. Smith. Oscar l.. Huey
and Margaret f. Chantler, John f. Meyers and
Mary o. Carpenter
Michael Powers, bartender in Sam Moran's
South Illinois street saloon, arrested last
eight, for selling liquor after IL o'clock. The
police say Moran has been selling the slytall
the time. but they have heretofore been unable
to catch him.
The local Board of Health is contemplating
vigorous prosecution of those who violate the
ordinance relating to the sale of meats. In
fpector Thompson Is continually condemning
meat, but it does not seem to have any effect In
preventing inscriptions dealers from imposing
on their customers
AN APPOINTMENT RECOMMENDED.
At yesterdays meeting of the Board of Trade
q resolution was offered by w. H. Cooper, and
unanimously adopted, recommending William
r. Gallup for appointment one of the inter
state railroad commissioners. copy of the
Resolution will be sent to President Cleveland.
KNOCKED DOWN BY HER NIECE.
Last evening Eliza Warmacher who lives at
the of North and Mississippi streets. visit
ed the home of her niece, Ida Warmacher, All
Blake street, and accused her Of having SLAM
dered her. Miss Warmacher resented the
charge by striking her aunt three times on the
head with poker Mrs. Warmacher became
insensbe. and physician had to be called to
dress the wounds The young woman was ar
rested. Mrs. Warmacher's injuries are very
serisus, but not necessarily fatal
THE DAIRY-MAIDs' JUBILEE
The Dairy maids Jubilee will begin to-day
with the business peoples dinner at noon. The
programme for the evening is:
Music Roberts Park Sunday Orchestra.
Iableau "A Dream.
Iableau- Coming to the Parson.
Selections from Leading Opera and Popular Airs,
Music Orchestra.
Dairy maids Drill.
International War Recruits.
INTERPRETATIONS
Articles Incorporating the Auburn Mining
Company, which proposes to bore for gas at that
place, were filed with the Secretary of State yes
Gerday. It's capital stock is $1,000 and G. A.
Mcclellan, G.. a. Gesbaier. Daniel J. Hussel--
man. John L. Davis, j. B. Casebier and James
Mcclellan the directors. The papers of the
Rose Building. Loan and Savings Association, of
Terre Hante, were also filed. Its capital is $780,
O00 and Leo j. Wenstein, j. nj. Hedges, j.
Hyde, w. NJ. Slaughter, w. S. McCian, A. B.
Austin and j. w. Mand are the directors.
MONEY TO MEET INTEREST
It will not be long before the State Treasury
will iced $500 900 with which to meet interest
on the bonded debt. The Governor, State
Treasurer and Auditor yesterday had this ques-
tion before them. and decided to borrow the
amount named 1t was at first thought best to
advertise for proposals for the loan at 81 per
GENT, to run two years and thereafter to remain
st the option of the State, but later in the day it
was ascertaned that the money could be had at
. very low rate without this expense This
perfected.
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Yesterday afternoon Martin Griffin, the engi-
neer at the Bates House, climbed upon his en-
CINE to adjust belt. His foot slipped just as
he was about to get the belt around the wheel,
against which he fell. His clothing was caught
In the shatting, and, before his assistant could
stop the machinery, he revolved with the shaft
several times While no bones were broken, he
was badly injured He removed to his
home, No. 216 West McCarty street, where Drs.
Wagner and Clarke waited upon him. He re-
manned unconscious for several hours, ana the
doctors regard his recovery as very doubtful
BROWNS DISCARDED WIFE.
Mrs Mary NJ. Brown, the abandoned wife OF
John E. Brown alias Charles F. Davis, returne 4
20 this city yesterday from Cincinnati where he
husband and Mrs. Holman were arrested on
Monday. The chief OF police of that city had
Brown brought to his Office. where his wife
waited for him. Brown looked at his wife
moment and then denied that he was ever mar
ried TO her. She procured, yesterday, certf
cation of her marriage record from the county
clerk here and will return to Cincinnati toda,
TO have Brown ARRESTED for bigamy. Governo
Foraker told her he would grant her a requisi
ton.
NEW INSANE AsYLUMs.
The commissioners having in charge the con
struction of the new insane hospitals went +
Richmond last night, to examine the building a
that place 1t is very completion, Will
that at Evansville is about ready for occupancy
The Iogansport hospital will be completed abou
June i, Contractor Mccormick says he vii
continue the work and wait for appropriation
to be made by the next Legislature. But whe
the buildings are finished there will be no none
to equip them or TO pay the officers. Under tn
have the power TO select the superintendent TO
these hospitals, as well as the subordinate off
GERS.
INSURANCE MEMS MEETING
About fifty gentlemen from all parts of tn
West and Northwest, composing the Wester
Mutual Underwriters Association, met at tn
Bates House yesterday. g. NJ Pike, of Altor
rll. presided, and w. B. Ferguson, of Roc
island, Ill, acted as secretary. The associatio
meets semi-annually for the purpose of con
pairing notes and establishing uniform rate
throughout it's territory. Several new loo;
associations we're admitted to membership, an
reports were received from the variou
REPRESENTATIVES concerning the business
their respective territories. The reports Shove
that within the past six months more polcit
have been written than in the same length I
time for several years. The project OF maxim
change in rates discussed, but 1t was d
rided to let the present schedule remain for II
ensuing six months. The association will me'
Asain at 10 o'clock this morning, when the que